NEEDS YOUR TALENT ADVICE TO THE WOMAN WHO HAS ALWAYS SAVED
ir " s
C4 A.Agi -
;hen in wartime
tBRMON TO HOUSEWIVES
krArticularly Refutes Argument
.Who. Has Always Saved and
jfuses to Save More
&:-tr
ir
jhta'warimo in 'a
PATSY KILDARE
By JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS
IN THE MOMENT'S MODES .
Tto tho housewife
i" ?1 wa vs1' econ Dm I zed
ifover regulations.
lana -fyitequcsB uayn.
lblo for a success-
fttfUoti llTe" nuslcful
r.TVBn this Impossible
ufeW-years. KooJ went
idt-BoareU. Ami ultliough
iltefii'u'' 'cards lmc not nfood
iiavi) ndt advanced In pro-
tp"tk4hlgli tost of hotel-
jMtta tho euc.-csKftil jirc-
aiav flin HitrrpK:ill lit
,,.v --v w..vvvv. . -- ,
fit; was obliged to suc lu'
fikykgoins'. Neither of Into I
WMtea
llki. lloovcr comes to them
ll'jftAe ttmo proposition to
N
Botithe urgunicntM of ceo-
il'houncHlves, It occurred to
' It might be Interesting to net
Ittt'a viewpoint ubout this
W. ' -
out one Mini Is ktiunn ut,
M.I " ,
.man la. Ills business. Ah
of '...,',
fun 850j wncn ins menus
:;wAt to ask him If "ho hud
11! the, coal yet, ho had sin In
wSfrepuUtlon for btivir.R food,
tilntn tfm kitchen." lie bald
tTvltf'n t told whv I hud L-otiio.
r)rtf tiling that caught tho ejp
rcarus. special ones iimuo ioi
Vyvettes
rifj
I m V,!Paa
X y
Ir- V
! ' ' A
A hat of dark battleship gray
with two (searchlights of white
aigrettes! '
bco what's happening. If olio o the
cooka wants tlrco pounds of butter
ho ;i.sI;h what he's point; to do with It.
If a bit of fat Is thrown out ho wants
to Know wti. Uiry onco In u while
we tlnd him out luokitip tit tho potato
parings to tee If Ihuj'ro thin enough.
Iio supervises nil the bujlng now, be
, ..... . ,. . ,.....,
restaurants. c.iuto no kiiowh now iu nuj.
bow..ean you ac any nioruV"
,-hJlt'.i'- ... .,.. i.. ,.i- mVU llilncH Huout niv . Kit to the
4il.uueuii& m uiu cuius. luu I
A 'a national leputa'.iuti (or' - iioii'iinun unvressiu uiu mini. "
tor.-cuttlng out waste," i v. a tin. fact, unit no cju or circular
Bpsr lie said; "but If I hac from tho United Mates loocl uumin
nt'm'n,,. Knri r.f ninn ulm Utralor was regarded ns Idle. Uach
tWtippt my experience to help-1 reccU ed as much attention as a. con-
rC(overnment save. The coun- tract for a big bwquet. I could not
help but tliinu of tno countif-ss nomo
food cards I had ' teen on pantry
shelves ne'glected
The other was tho remark about the
"talent," It seemed to rcfuto every
housewife's argument, which runs this
wa. , "I huc alwajs sacd. JVhy
Wlta-ln fat and sugar "and flour t should this concern me?"
the'B after now. He's a bis man, 1 In tho words of tho hotclman, our
tjtoo big to come out hero mid ( country needs jour talent:
k mysball we call It talent
ITthen' I; talked tolho chef.
i e'the secret of It," ho said, re
yto' the hotclman "Wheatless
uess aays aon t ootner mm, even
?they do make us ''.ose business.
"established rules here now
OMAN'S EXCHANGE
The Wooden Leg
rritUS niornlng when I woko up I
- turned over cudwajs a rew limes
and tlicii ltuudy and I had our break
fasts and after that wo rambled. Howdy
running sldewas like a dog does and
' runnlnir straight HKo u girl docs
i.xerj hotly runs different t s.iw f.it
I woman run once
I When we go., lo the Imusc if the
I "lali who N a liutiilred p.lJl old Tlinimn
ArUtlde- lliown was fitting watching,
him, but not as Interested ho was at
first Ihero were tears on liW cliecks
ii nd ho Inuked like a wry lonesome lit
tle boy. t said, "dee! You aren't much
of a sport, are jcu?" He said, "1 want
to sre niv inothtr and the baby," I saiil.
"I want to see my mother, too, but thcte
is nothing doing " Ho said "Where l
Mur mother'" When I told him that
ho was hi lierncn and tint 1 did not
!mc any li.ibv he saw that I was worn"
ffl than ho and Hint b-enW to make
lilm feel btttor
lh lnirgl.ir was net up ct because l
was Suiidaj and he works hard exeM
other ilij'. s.o r told Thonins ,rlMo
Hrow-n to cmne with nio and I would get
ii'Tn sorii- nreaKrm. So lie anil llowl
i and I ramMed and It was klmt of late
when wp got to the enchanted pal ice
i T''v Irid not jet had their hreikfnt
and th- wortten-lpgRcr said "Whv here
Is I'atj ' ' I said "Yes hero In l'atj
and what's It to ou' This boj Is going
to take briakfast with ou ' The k'ng
, Jumped up and put on two mnre plates
, and the princess heaped tliem un and
i said to me. ' Is ho jour brother''" Tlmin.m
Arlitldcs Bruwn said. ".Vo ina'atn, I in
her sweetheart.' I said " ou are not
You must he crarv." But they all
lauched their heads nearly olT. so T
laughed, too. for uu bae got to bo a
sport
I said "Where ate the bearcats" fn i
me wooden-iecgsr brought them tn and
they walkul around tin- tititi- with their i
tails tip nud mewing Then the king got
cut their auto whlili the w uniNu-lcror :
tokl mo wis ,i real gimi mteicl illx or
and the prim. ess and tho king unit lo
church After that tho wooden-leccer
told Thomas ArNtliles Urown whit h"
hid told me about tho cnc'uintd ml.ice
and he let Thomns break his tlncers off
the way 1 did and ou should line seen
Thonias'H ejes stk-K out I aked t'ie
wooden-leggcr If ho uf.uld walk nil right
on his wooden leg and ho said "Fine'
I nsked lilm to tnke u walk with us .
tint I could show him tho iher We
walked nwa up to the top of the hill
neir tho hou-e of the man who Is u nun.
dred Tears old and then through the
wr.odsv place to the ilsr There the
wooden-leeger at down and told um how
he lot his real leg He was looking
for the North l'olo when the crowd he
was with ran out of food so lie gie
them his leg to eat I ald "I should
think tho wooden leg would bo kind of
spllnterv to sleep with" He said, "It
won'd hut I don't "
I said, ' I wonder If I could walk on
jour wooden leg" He said. ".lust put
jour knee here and tr It and ou will
see whether jou can ' I d'd and couldn't
and I kept trying and going f irther and
farther At last I said, ' Come on
Thomas Arlstldes Brown." and ho did
and wo rambled with the wooden-lecger
hollering to us to bring back his leg I
Ercntno Frock of Hose and Gray Color Scheme
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So far us tlie designs of
evening frocks nro con
cerned, this is tliu most con
siderate of bcusons. One
may have a costume with or
without blcevcs, according
to the model that is best
suited to one's Individual re
quirements. One may have
a train or not, just as one
prefers. One may have a
square, round or V-shape
decollete, just as one de
bires. Tho evening frock
pictured in today's sketch is
charming for its simplicity.
The style cieator of this
model has exercised a mod
erate hand ill its embellish
ment, and yet tho costume
is by no mean unadorned.
Of rose-color chiffon, com
bined with rose - color
muline, it Jcpends upon
gray metal crystal bead
bands and ornaments for its
decoration.
GOOD HEALTH QUESTION BOX '
In answer to htalth questions. Doctor KtUego In thit space u;lll dalli; plt aiTife on re
tentive medicine, but In tio eait will he take the rttk 0 making diaannstx ot or
rrwrlblrtB for nllment rnjiHrlnG euroleol treosmen or drugs. Htalth aurj.
tfortj III be promtitlu answtrtd lu personal letters to inquirers
u.ho inclose stamped envelopes for reply.
By JOHN HARVEY KELLOGG, M. D LL. D.
I 1..1IH "If mi um 11 rpal mntrlrl itt m iltn
fUrrtZaitd Qurstlana avbdfffctZ to this department vvtit b- it rit ten on orc side oUnurM0f another otic" We Aint all the
re tiirtted It is unrfrsfodif that the editor dots not ntcevsaritv indorse th anitinimf ' wu n.iok alia leanru tlie lex auAinht ue
"AI COfntnnntcatiOnii JOT nH UfP'inwirni annum w uiiimoi a uuvu,a inu tiiuil wwi (iii iicii u whip; ij c
t nB,iUn ISA I II.VJK. tltrtmff 'uojic L,eaocrt i'miwii'iiitj, iu
ft?Jy '. TOHAYtK INQUIRIES
TV? "
1 ' ' - . J 1 , U
jin1 famllr ot threo for ne dlf-
.
3. What Is
l,lfMntUl lo.ttortnc lo keep
si t
' jmiiDimlie rtqolilte for bath-
'iMi to the ordermwas or
L-'-
K-9 : ANSWERS TO SATURDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. Have wouifn In Oblo the lote?
3. What wartime Chrlstma cl(t for the
housewife who Is ItooterUIni sucgetta
ltelff
bread-and-buttfr" ltttr?
r hove Jot 1. per rent lee
fooB properties than lr-
aVJaet 1 per'eent less fat. There
or unite of food Talue, In
IMelMch rtbt and OSS In a pound of
oV.faa be waterproofed at home bj
'Mfala and top leather with earn
fli. The couuni snouiu i re-
! 9 OrlCS Ulllll 1110 iwrm ui ,uc
an MM and tho eurfate thtnea 1IL
I anhanar This lenxthena the life ,
!-'
Mildew epols ran be t.ucreriiur
I hrVeomkln the stolnn oTernlght
;iaMh.:or In lemon Juice and then nl.
'. . . . , , .. 1,1 .,
90 remain ia iiio pun imnuui
1
'.ParH r( Snlit IVa
n -MV - f- -
rJMilw ol-yvoman't rage:
.Vadam Will you publltli In the
1 of , tho Woman Exchanuo tl(a re-
pre-M pm pea '"' c ,
i-ihalfcupfur of split peas over-
om, water and drain them in
KiVToonvaaa lour cupiuis '.1
r .noun stock and two slices
hAC-Kt simmer for three hours
rnwt Ho quite eoit Derore yem
mny,--tJf. tho fire. Now press
ilrtove'.and add a cupful of hot
p'a yin.uiDi w,.iv h. '..
pooaful of flour and a .table
- bsicon fat together and
tMoJaouD with this. In using
kuttaul of stock. flaor with a
iot dices of bacon and season wlch
MOaroi or aarc r yuvr uiucn w
8,." you will 'need this salt season-
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a- - n-.
KU Gift fpr "Home" Woman
kJMWor.o Woman's Vdae:
Madam Can you pleaae help out a
rtMb tha columns of your e jchanj-TI
KdTalona htre. lu town and have J''Jn
irtalned In the Dome 01 on 01 wi;
In tho same of nee with me. I
BM u very fond of her home, and
u.- .,m..I... In, Iha neilKM
aJtwoWlate ' I woul.r like tn Pnd
iStlTT JUST A MAN.
a' tMolded wisely, ino most
I tfcltur'tbe 'hbnie-Io-inB wom
1 1 riaoJbbthlnjffor'thB'house."
. Kail' 01 loyoiy iirutiiw
tho -amount of- money j-ou
apaad. .Here are some: A
1 fcowirin Engusn uusitin
Laotrto lamp with rhahog-
,rp elk shade, wnita
ft with handles 3Tid glass
nbrolaefed' piece of linen.
1. Authoritative pamphleta about the care
and feedtnr of children ran be secured with
out rout from the Children's llureau, t'nltfd
States Department of Labor, Washington.
V. t.
2. An etenlng frork that Is not too drrnir
ran be worn to an Informal dance at which
the men of the party are not to wear eve
ning clothen.
K. Imitation white pcjrl earring can be
glten u delicate pink shade hv rubbing on
them a little of the red nolMi ""! on the
null,.
Cks.
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MCto-Bc Shy
fOHoinaa' Page:
L, am a aieaay reauer w
. t,haio noUcedhow j'pq
ar ot age and
tn.know what to
go to ao many sood
them. lor inerar
'&'&' bo frienda
I ir7rr ." "nd aq r do not
m APiArwn lu .wi.
YtlMT. brrt are bojs and
I JW l"oun persons like
ifWDKi yfu aro mm
i- k),not feci bashful.
yW hare lot of good
1, Wall, v boys aran't so-
- Vattfs to lam- about
tkatrare rIW on,
the war in tn
tin pajtos, 100,
aH;wafa hap-
-.10 taMN.XBOVt
Mi if ru f t
MM ,t M
I a UatgMarM
JWargly Mtr
-More on Kissing
To the Editor of H'omon'B Pag'i ,
Dear Madam I hae been reading sour
column lately, and the letter on the sub
ject of klt-ilne have alternated me I am
thlrty-fle ears old and hne felt that I
should not nllnw mn tn kiss inc. But now
that I am paat thirty I am Kerry I
prim and particular, for I have mined the
experience and hae never had a proposal
Girls, don't wait ten lone tn be kissed
ONE WHO GOT LUFT
You turely cannot reason that j-ou
would have had proposals, If jou had
allowed men to kiss jou. There Is no
doubt that some love affairs haje beei
started by a kiss, but when this has
been the case It has been almost invol
untary and has been Immediately fol
lowed by a proposal of marriage
There must bo botne other reason why
j'ou hae not been asked to marrj-. Tou
may not jet hae met the rlglit man
Many women do not fall In love until
after thirty-five. Your case Is by no
means hopeless. Some women are at the
most attractive period of life at that
age. And. my dear friend, do not advise
young -girls to be free In this matter, as
your letter does. The principle is wrong.
Presents for the Family
To the Editor of Woman's rage:
Dear Madam T would areatly appreciate
if vnu would advise ma with what kind of a
lift It If proi-r to present h. lounsr lady on
her eeventeenth birthday and also should h
aa a Chrlstmaa preaent. This jttrl Uvea in
another city now. hut she Is Just like a slate
nf mine I would like tn spend about in.
Would you also advise as to what Christmas
presents ou would get for htr mother,
father, two alsters. one. la twenty-one the
other nineteen years, and also for her
hrother of sixteen years,, a high .school .stu,
dent? I would not like to spent very much
met him hopping along and letting overs
little while He shook his fl-t at us but
he Is a good spirt for ho laughed and
said he had a mind to change me Into
a monkej- S-o then we ran fur jou
never can tell he might have done It
yTho snake bi said he wanted to go
home and I told lilm his father would
wallop hiln He said he jlld not csrc
he wanted to be with his mother find
the baby, and If he did not go back they
would have no one to be good to them
I thought if ho was willing to take a
beating for his m-vther's and babj's sake
ho was a pretty good sport after all and
t told lilm so, which pleased hhn erv
much I told him if he would wait till
morning I would go with lilm so he si'd
he would I have decided not to wash
the swear out of mj- mouth till It Is all
over with his father
Tonight when Itondv and I kneeled I
prajxd, "Dear mother, which art in
heoACii, the swear word I said was
'Gosh'" I hopo I will never hao to say
It again Ask God to bless jou and my
father and not to forget Howdy and
Thomas Arlstldes Urown and mo in tho
morning, for we tiro going to need a
friend Amen "
"Tiioiii.1, t,oe Home.' the net rutsy
Hltdnre ndTenture. will appear in toinur
rmv'i Kvening Public Ledger.
Tomorrow's War Menu
.MtATI-KSS TUII
nnCAKFA&T t
Stewed Prunes
Perfection Finnan Haddic
Grih-im Mufflns Coffeo
LUNCHEON
Creole Omelet
loast Orange Marmalado
Cwkle., Tci
DINNER
Baked Oj;ters and Macaroni
fwith Tomato Pauce)
Buttered Beets Ksoarolo
Lemon Tlo
PERFECTION FINNAN 1IADDH'
Blend two tablespoonfuls ct flour with
a little hot melted suet Pour on this one
cupful of milk and let conn- to the boll
ing point To this add 0110 .upful of
flaked cooked finnan haddic and 1 upful
of diced cooked potatoes Hao readj two
jolks of eggs slightly lalen add these
and salt and paprika to o,imjii Mcrvo
steaming hot.
Rice Bread
Is highly nutritious but tomowhat
dlflicult to knead on account of the
I thickness of tho dough. Tho Gov em
inent experts hao worked out this rcif
lpo One cup lukewarm water, mill: or
1 a mixture of tho twr-. one cup uncooked
1 rice, 0110 and one-fourth toispoonfuls
salt, one tablespoonful sugar, butter one
tablespoouful or. less, one-half com
pressed j east, two cupfuls wheat flour.
btcam the rice with cue-half the
liquid until It is coft. This Is dono better
in a steamer than a double boiler. Put
the sugar, salt and fat Into tho railing
bowl and pour over them thn remaining
liquid tone-half cupful)
i-i.a ,i,n ,ivtnrn hart btcomn luke
warm add the jeast and one-half cupful
of flour Allow this spongo It- rite until
very llcht Add the belled rice, which
should havo been cooled until lukewarm,
and tho test of tho flour Allow the
dough to rls' until It has doubled Its
bulk, form Into a loaf, placo Into a pan,
jiinw it in rise until It nearly reaches
t tho top of tho pan and bake.
How to Get Rid of Wrinkles
FVCIAL- massage Is goodfor wrinkles.'
but thero lo something else better.
Wrinkles cannot ull bo smoothed out. It
Is a very good thing to apply massagb,
but wrinkles, jou know, are more than
skin deep. About all ono needs to do in
tho world la to keep his face straight
and to have the right kind of wrinkles.
Now jou know one's thoughts aro mir
rored upon his faic; tho face Is tho mir
ror of the mind, as somebody said. If
ono Is thinking ovll thoughts, feels sour
and cross all tho while, his faco Bhows
It; ho cannot help It: bis faco gets
wrinkled and tho corners ot hla mouth
ato pulled down. Tho reason for this
lo that tho nerves of the brain aro con
nected with tho llttlo muscles of tho
face. Tho skin of tho face Is connected
with 'tho muscles underneath thut pull
the skin utound and udjiibt It to tho
tarj-lng states of tho mind.
So we can tell by looking at a man's
faco what ho'ls thinking about to a very
considerable degree, wo often read peo
ple's thoughts 111 their faces, because
we know by the expression upon tho faca
what Is the thought behind it Some
body has asked a question, and really
It Is a vcrj' profound physiologic ques
tion Does a man smile because ho Is
happy or Is ho happy because he bmlles?
Now it Is just ubout as likely to be
one as the other. At anv iatev It Is a
thine that works both 5ays. When
ono 15 feeling mlserablo and unhappy, If
ho will Juit adjust his face to a happy
stale outside It immediately striucs in.
and it makes echoes, too; j'ou can see
tho echoes all around tho room. Now,
when one has a scornful feeling, for ex
ample, If ono feels scornful, thinks
scornful, involuntarllj, without thinking
anj thing ut all about It, tho muscles of
his laco contract in such a way as to
produco mi expression that goes with
scorTi.
Thero aro llttlo muclcs around tho
ejes that shut tho eye up. Also, thero'ls
a little circular muscle around the
mouth, a sphincter muscle, the orbicu
laris oris muscle, as we call It These
muscle, aro continually plajlng upon
the face and give expression to the face
Now, If one carries u cros look upon
his face for a long time. If ho scowls, he
gets these ertlcal wrinkle.. You see
a great many business men, men who
have had a. great deal of caio and wor
rj with theso ertlcal wrinkles, thev
mean worry and care, and It Is a good
thing to get rid of them if jou can.
and the way to do It is to cultivate the
other kind of wrinkles, don't jou see?
It is the ertlcal wrinkles wo want to
get rid of. not the horizontal wrinkles,
but only the lertlcal wrinkles, and the
best way Is by cultivating the other
wrinkles by smiling, by assuming a dig
nified, happy expression, Instead of the
opposite.
Thumb Sucking
I thumb-fucklns harmful to a bain If
eo how can it be prevented? MJRSE
This practice tends to produco cer
tain deformities of the teeth and jaws
and perhaps still more serious Injury.
Various measures of prevention have
been adopted. Tho hands may be en
cased In mitts
Still another method is to place a
rather stllf bandage about the middle
of tho arm bo as to make It Impossi
ble for the child to bend tho elbow suf-
flcleutlj to reach tho mouth. Theso re
stricting means ought not. to do con
tinued so long at to Intcrfero with tho
proper development of thn hands and
arms.
Nervousness
A girl ten -.ears old continually moves her
nnee. wlnka fast and twitches her ahouldera.
Kindly suggest a remedj. JI. K. D.
Tho child Is probably suffering from
chorea, or St. Vltus's dance. Tho diffi
culty Is usually curable. Tho child's
general health hhould bo Improved by
on outdoor life, an antitoxic diet and
special attention to tho bowels. Kvery
posslblo causo for nervoui irritation
should' bo sought out and removed. A
nerjo rpeclal(st should be consulted. t
Sensitive Skin
Why io my bands Itch and burn 'Lf0"'
weather? MBS, SMITH,
Doubtless "jou hao a very ienslttr
skin. You should protcct'.lt by applylnr
to It a coatlrig'of oil. Lanollna cream
Is best. Tho following is the formula:
Lanolin J oim??
Koro-glycerlno "....,.. 1 ouneo
Cold cream mado wltn white vase-
lino ., Seances
Take great palna also when cleanlne'
the hands not to leave soap on tha
sklra Tho hands should' alwayo ba
washed In running water and not In
water held In u bowl or basin. Tha
first uso of water In a bowl eolla tha
wholo quantity und it is then impossi
ble, no matter how long tho process
Is continued, to get tho hands clean In
unclean water. Tho rcabon why tho
hands chap in cold weather Is generally
that cither dirt or toap Is loft on tho
skin, producing an Irritation.
LUIGI RIENZI
1714 Walnut Street,
Practical Christmas
Suggestions
Distinguished Furs
Superior quality, workmanship and style very
moderately priced
Remarkable Reductions
in
DRESSES, COATS AND SUITS
JjQlinauoW
for'thelr presents.
A j-oung girl, I
ULUB BTES.
think, likes best to
receive things to wear as Christmas gifts
A pretty crepe ae cmne enirt waist would
be appropriate, since you know the girt
so well. There are shops in town whero
wl.for flowers or a pair lyou can -get a waist for such a price. A
combination In glove silk or a pretty
night gown would be appreciated, I am
sure. If you would rather give some
thing a little mora lasting, why not solid
gold lingerie clasps or a silver picture
frame?
Allowing fifty cents apiece for' fhe
mother and father, I wculd select a nice
good grde of handkerchiefs for 'both
Vay twenty-five cents apiece for them
Fur the sister nineteen get some sort
of pretty collar either In crepe de chine
or lace. Tills, too-, can be had for fifty
cents. For the sister twenty-one get
a box of corresnondence cards for thirty
five or fifty 'cents. One never seems to
get enough of these to write spej-rt notes
on. Tha brother of sixteen. I am sure.
would like. a necktie.' This will not be
expensive. -
rPfevitw'Veiie eT'3CentSUmps"
To the EHior of Woman's Page:
Ttmm araamvlATkaf' veal- wt,a the thrM.
cent stamps ln-,rorue durtnfoha Civil War!
Three'-cant , -rtampa jwera' fliraTt"1 adopted
In l(SI. but came Into wide ua tn the
Unltad States) In 1861. .when tha rata on
lottarp.welftiing not morotaan ona-half
oaiiea waa.naAai at tnratt omta . a. um.
uHm.caaraa rMMJ41M rf,4ltiw,rre
aa 10 ma iaaaaa.--Tii,ainai.Tgaai mime-
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4 S3'
UEIM
What war doea to human
beings, andwhatotherhuioaa
beings can do to remake
them into men that ia tha
story told in " Flotsam and
Jetsam " by John
GALSWORTHY
In the Chnitmas Scnbner'a
Once a year come this Uiu
of this magazine to turn up
the whole ipirit of Chriatmaa
and gi ve you a holiday budget
of the beat and most inipix
log In current fiction, art,
and important featuxet.
VAN DYKE
bss laid aside the pen of tha
diplomat and turns to poetry
for-his Christmas contribu
tion an exquisite picture of
the"Flood.Tide off lowers In
Holland." There ii patriotic
fervor in another sort of poem
In this iue Mary R. S.
Andrews's "A Godspeed " to
our colors. And there is a
patriotic message to Ameri
cans from
. EDITH
WHARTON
who has written "Tha
French" a shrewd appreci
ation of the national traits of
France the traits that art
making our countrymen
abroad feel such boundlesa
admiration for the French.
MEREDITH
NICHOLSON
can tell a tale with breathless
interest. Andhedoesln"Thc
Heart of Life" one of the
seven bright, well-told stories
in this issue. When you hive
reaj it you will be glad that
he Is one of the distinguished
company of men and women
who will make Scrlbocrs for
J9i8.: ,
a magasine that you wO
want to see each month, tha
I best-balanced magasine tn
America. All of tha writers
mentioned here have lab)
their plant for Scribaer'a for
nextycar.
Do You Always Get
What You Pay For?
Wc list herewith a few items from the stocks carried in
all dur up-to-the-minute meat shops.
These prices arc based on meals of the finest QUALITY
and a Ruarantee of 16-OZ. TO THE POUND every time.
It is one thing to know the price per pound you pay and
quite another to see thnt ou receive full weight land
measure.
l!,:Roast22clb'!aLulRoast24clb
FRESH
Cross-cut
Beef Liver
Beef Kidneys
Cooked Tripe
16
lb.
Lean Soup Beef,
18c lb.
Hamburg Steak,
23c lb.
Cooked Corned Beef 1 a I A 1L Meat Loaf 1IIS1L
Lebanon Bologna 1UC 4 ID. Luncheon Roll HC AID.
BODINE'S PORK ROLL, 22c 2 lb.
KROUT SPECIALS
KROUT 10c qt.
PORK SHOULDERS 30c lb.
HALF SMOKES 23c lb.
American Stores Company
EVERYWHERE IN PHILADELPHIA
AND THROUGHOUT
PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY, DELAWARE and MARYLAND
1335-1337
Walnut St.
Opposite
Ritz-CarUon
END - OF - THE - MONTH
SALE
75 Dresses
15
For Daytime and Evening Wear
"" Kormerlv
up to $39.70
Bustle Dresses Draped Dresses
Straight Line Dresses
Only one or two of a style
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night and. forces -you to scratch at the most
embarrassing, times is almost sure to yield
to Resinol Ointment. Usually the discom
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Now is the Time to Buy for Present or Future Needs
The extraordinary sale of Women's Fashionable Boots has
been freshened up by the addition of thousands of pairs of
the smartest models shown in Philadelphia this season.
Regularly
Priced
8.50, 9M
9.50f 10.50
11.50, 12.50
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The most re
markable shoe
values in the
city.
See Them in
Our Windows.
At'AUHallahan
Stores
Included Are :
Coco-Calf,
Pearl Buck,
Black Kid,
New Tans,
Patent Leather,
Black Kid
with Pearl
Buck Top,
Patent Leather
with White Top,
Havana Brown
Kid with Light
Brown.Top, .
Coco-calf with
Champagne Top
Dark Grey Kid
with Light Grey
Top,
Gun Metal with
Pearl Buck Top.
There are models with leather Louis heels and welted soles; with
covered Louis heels and turned soles; and with military heels with,
hand-sewed welted soles; dozens of styles; colors and combinations,
making itpossible for you to get just what you want at prices that are
actually less than present wholesale cost. All sizes and widths in
practically every style. ,
Wonderful
Bargains in
Women's Shoes
3.8S&4.8S
919-921 Market St.
60th and Chestnut Streets
4028-30 Lancaster Avenue
2746-48 Germantown Ave.
- 5604-06 Germantown Aye.
Extraordinary
Values in
Men's Shoes
3.85 & 4.45
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